Question 1

I'm really worried about my dad's eye condition. He went to the hospital by himself, and he's saying he needs to use atropine in the morning and at night, one drop each time, and moxifloxacin every hour. That sounds right according to the doctor's instructions, but I'm confused because as per the prescription, he's also supposed to use itraconazole and natamycin every hour. My dad is telling me the doctor advised him to start those only after finishing atropine and moxifloxacin. I'm 600 km away and it's stressing me out not being there to help. Can you help me make sense of what should be done first?

Accepted Answer

yes,visit your foe appropriate management

Question 2

I've noticed that white letters on a dark background seem to have a bit of a shadow. Is this something normal, or should I be concerned? My lens prescription is 0.75 spherical. Could this issue be related to my vision, or is there something else I should consider? Would love to get some advice on what steps I could take.

Accepted Answer

Thats unusual,visit Ophtholmologist for evaluation and appropriate management

Question 3

Is it really necessary for me to wear glasses if I'm working on a computer for 8 hours a day, given my age of 46? I just had my eyes tested and my near vision is 1.25, but my long vision is normal. They said I should start wearing glasses to avoid affecting my eyesight. I'm already using a blue light filter on my laptop and trying some home remedies like splashing water on my eyes in the morning and ensuring my workspace has good ventilation with sunlight and fresh air. I'm hoping to avoid glassesare there any alternatives I should consider?

Accepted Answer

Its alaways better to use pretection to avoid dryness,if you are not comfortable with galsses you can use protective screen for your desktop that would help you

Follow your doctor advice to improve the lacrimal flow in your eyes,

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